As an immature child, or an early teenager, I never liked punter when he scored runs against India. But with maturity came the realisation of what a genius Ponting was while batting, fielding (those direct hits and short leg catches), leading the side. So much that today his spirit of never giving up is source of inspiration for me and many across cricket loving fraternities. Salute
I was extremely fortunate to have played against Ricky in Northern Tasmanian in the early nineties as a teenager. My enduring memory of him as a batsman was his ability to hit the ball to ground so close to his body from any height off the back foot. Pull, hook, back foot drives and cut shots almost seemed to hit his feet on their way to the boundary. As a person he was quiet, subdued and private. He and all of his team mates and opponents knew his time in the grade was short lived as his progress through higher levels of cricket was always a certainty. During lunch we would all sit together and discuss the game, the weather or what we were doing that night. Ricky would sit on his own mostly however, with a pie and a can of coke, no doubt heavily focussed on the next session. He also bowled leg spin and kept wicket occasionally those days. What might be of interest to him is the fact he affected so many promising careers in those days by the sheer fact he was so much better than us, we realised we could never reach his level or had as much natural ability.
Wow - as an Indian fan, enjoyed every minute of this interview with one of the true legends of our times & great to see that he's now making his mark as a coach [plus wine connoisseur] too!
Played too long as Australia were crap in his final few years and I'm sure he felt he had to hang about for the good of the team. Probably lost 7-8 off his average for that. Number three in my strongest XI since I started watching cricket, about 20 years.
Whenever Sachin ,Ricky and Lara Play ,there is goosebumps running , absolute one of the all time great,no doubts ....Ricky as a coach and speaker is terrific,too too good
Man… whoever has Ponting in their life, in any capacity, whether as a coach, a friend, a teammate .. anything.. is super lucky!! There aren’t too many humans in the world who are genuinely committed to making you better and have you’re interests in the front of their mind.
108 test wins 3 world cups 2 champions Trophy 27000thousand international runs Only player to hit century in each innings of his 100th test in SCG Sydney Damn Ricky He was one of the best Just admire this guy Only hated him once in Joburg 2003 final😜 Tons of respect from India
What a gem of an interview! So much fun listening to. That hour just raced past. I still would have loved hearing about that period when Ricky got dropped from the Aussie team early in his career. Was it his Dad who clipped him behind the ears or the old boys at Mowbray?
Absolutely hated Ponting during his heydays ... he was a phenomenal batsman and bullish most of the times and played with passion, wore his heart on the sleeve/ towards the end of his career I realized the magnitude of his achievements and started respecting him a bit more. As a coach though. people get an insight into Ponting the bloke and he is genuine and humble with no starry airs and I can see why he would make a great mentor / coach. When he starts talking technicalities of game he is simply the best of all....
Wow. This is just pure gold. I wish I had a teacher like Ponting. Everything he says, everything he does is so motivational. Love you guys for having him here.
I hoped this interview wouldn't have finished in an hour.. what a great embassador of cricket he is.. Enjoyed every bit.. In my childhood as a Sachin fan he was the biggest rival for me but now he surely is one of the loved cricketers around the world.. Love from 🇮🇳
Ricky is a true legend, I respect him more than Sachin as he made run when it was tough. Ricky is a successful captain and coach due to his clear thinking on what he wants to achieve unlike Sachin who played more for himself than for his team, his after retirement life is also the reflection of the same.. respect to Ricky ponting ..the true legend..
This is a brilliant interview of a legend. I am like Deepak Tiwari, I hated his getting runs against India. But you had to admire his shots in moments of weakness. I remember Ganguly commentating after the WC 2011 QF waxing eloquent about his hundred. If your fiercest opponents can say that then you might be a legend!
Woh....This interaction of Ricky Ponting is more candid as ever I watched him speak.... Growing up I used to feel he is so intense and combative, literally never liked him. But this interview is refreshing and its great deal for guys like me.
I am waiting for you guys to talk to Sachin 🙂 I personally think post his retirement he has opened up much more as a individual , dravid , Ganguly and vvs will also be a delight.
I think this is one of the best episodes you’ve ever done. It’s like a few mates just having a chat about cricket down the pub. You even had the wine!! Absolutely brilliant. 👍👍
Bestest Interview soo far. I have been following TGC post Gabba although never commented tho. To be honest TGC is one the best thing happened to me in this COVID times, I literally wait and keep refreshing and again wait for the podcast after every game. Fight with gf, fight with boss, fight with dad any situation comes up, TGC is the place to go for me and I m back to my best. The energy, sarcasm, positivity, intellect and understanding of nuances and cliches of these two folks is right up there. I hated Ponting so much from 2000-2010 as an Indian fan, but what a great man he is. Great work boyyyzzzz
You guys have an unbelievable gift to extract the best out of your guests. Punter is a fucking national treasure and this interview needs to be archived. So much fun to listen to!
During my entire childhood, I hated Ponting and Aus to the core. But post that, i realized what brilliance and passion they exhibited throughout their time on the field. I have gathered huge respect for Aus team and watch all of their matches. Respect 🔥🙌💯
As an opponent, I've never hated yet respected a player more than Ricky! Says a lot about his impact on the game across the globe. Undeniably, a giant of the game.
Ah mate. This was gold. Ricky’s image has transformed from one of the most hated(dreaded), to the most loved Aussie in India. His work at Delhi has been amazing. Fantastic interview with the greatest.
Huge Respect for this guy ,scored back to back double century in 2004 India tour of Australia and bashing India in their home turf I love his Pull Shot Love you Punter
15:50 Ponting is absolutely right. That is the trademark of a great test team. Australia during 2000's SA during 2010-16 and India now are doing exactly that.
Have seen so many celeb interviews.. but the level of Fandom in interviewers and the amount of fun Ricky had is unmatched. Even though I have read his autobiography, only after this interview you get a good insight of him.
There has been three great interviews by TGC. Holding, for obvious reasons. The other two are this Ponting interview and Watson. Both Ponting and Watson had very similar themes of self awareness, love of the games and the need to give back to the game (helping out the younger players at all levels). I feel a better human being to have listened to them.
I am so happy for you guys ... I can feel that genuine 'fan boy dream come true' moment in your faces ... and trust me this guy has that aura around him which just demands admiration and respect ✊
That innings from Ricky I will never forget... bitter one but yeah etched in my memory..He took the game away from us that day. Enjoyed the full vlog except wine part.
Alright alright alright. Ricky on the show, I know it's going to be great. How about Stoinis, Maxwell and Zampa for the next one.? I need to know more about post WC celebrations.
Feels beating twice the Australian team in last two test series has changed the mindset of these blokes and many other as well ! Its good for cricket, hopefully next time Australian team also give us tough competetiton in India. Thanks to Indian team for making us proud.🇮🇳
Australian cricket isn't as good any more is the simple explanation. Here in Australia playing cricket is no where near as popular as it was 15 - 20 years ago. Young people would rather play video games and go to the gym. And sports like Australian rules football, rugby,basketball and soccer are played more than cricket. Australia will never dominate again imo.
@@wce05308 but they do emerge at the time when it is necessary, like Chris green who made a brilliant debut against india and getting Joe root's wicket consistently in the current ashes. And there are guy's like Will Pucovski, Ben McDermott, Josh Philippe. If these guys can get IPL experience behind big bash, they can be great asset for Aussies in upcoming years.
@@saipavan6188 yes but our days of dominating are over due to the points I made in my previous comment. I'm heavily involved in cricket here it's no where near as popular anymore. And IPL doesnt help anyone mate it's t20 which is not proper cricket.
My absolute FAVORITE cricket player. 😍🤩. Anytime there's a video about him I cannot press the play button quick enough. His record can easily speak for 2 regular legends of the game.
Loved it.. Respect from India 🇮🇳. I always felt being in india our indian media always shows and praises only indian players but a legend of the game truly has stature parallel Sachin....
Thank You Bois! great Interview!! Fun to know how Marcus shot his own shoe in the grave lol and that unanimous laugh about Pak tour scheduled for march lol.. (we will be in IPL)
What a fantastic interview! I've had massive respect and admiration for Ricky over the years watching Aussie cricket, and it was great to see him have a laugh with you guys
Still remember how he smashed us in 2003 final. I was in college days, i really hated him for a long time but later realized what a legend he was. If he was born in India, he would been adored like Tendulkar if not more..
Two past cricketers I absolutely love and admire, one is Kapil Dev & the other is Ricky Ponting. He's so good to hear and always inspires me to do something good about my life. He's such a vibe man. Thanks TGC for this episode!
Loved every minute of the interview.Love to see some of the big Indian players speak with such honesty and loved ur interviewing skills bored of watching our generalists pleasing our cricketers even during the interview and doesn't ask any tough questions
Been watching cricket for 40 years. I really really enjoy your commentary and perspective, cause we don't wanna hear about warnies past or Slater's career every game. Cricket people are stats people I think you give a great all round insight into the game, for us that even know the game well too. Keep up the good work there.
One can be either good captain great player/Great Captain good player but Ricky Ponting is the one of the greatest Player and Greatest Captain of all time... Actually Ricky Ponting is the once in a generation Human being and Player....
Ponting a great cricketer . Lovely conversation. It was hard to like Ponting during his playing days as an Indian fan with Sachin and Dravid . Fierce competitor and a good mentor!!!!
Ponting hitting it on the nose about Khawaja and Head - two of Australia's most important batsmen today. Head a top 5 player in the world and Khawaja probably Austrialia's best batsman based on current form.
india should start behaving like chinese table tennis or korean archery teams and be ruthless . when you have 10 times more options waiting in the wings you can afford to be ruthless. depending too much on incumbency rather than form is a disease in indian sports . #askTGC
Large population doesn't automatically mean that you'll be great at something, you still need quality institutions and organisations to churn out quality players, and huge population means we need a lot of institutions.
I remember in my pre-teen years, everyone around me hated him for what he did in the 2003 WC, and him being a bully etc! I was the only one who absolutely loved his Batting skills, his attitude, his tactical moves as a captain, the way he backed each and every player in his team, who inturn would give their life for him on the Field ! A GOAT! its strange to see life sort of coming to a circle and many Indians now accept and appreciate Virat Kohli who's just all things they hated in Punter, but in terms of overall cricket sense (batting + fielding +tactical moves) is still behind Ponting
As an immature child, or an early teenager, I never liked punter when he scored runs against India. But with maturity came the realisation of what a genius Ponting was while batting, fielding (those direct hits and short leg catches), leading the side. So much that today his spirit of never giving up is source of inspiration for me and many across cricket loving fraternities.
Salute
I think you meant silly point.
He was a short leg when he started out
Pretty sure that's what Aussie kids feel about Kohli right now XD
@@pratikshinde5866 😂
@@pratikshinde5866 many Aussies love Kohli. I have an Aussie friend who loves him !
Ricky's innings in 2003 WC Final still sends shivers down my spine. What a player!
Never hated him more on that day. But then as I grew older only admiration for the genius.
the most scrubbed cricket finals of all time
Lolu hai tu
He was PLUMB LBW
Another beneficiary of Umpiring
@@SAFFRONINFERNO hard to be plumb when you smash the cover of it
I was extremely fortunate to have played against Ricky in Northern Tasmanian in the early nineties as a teenager. My enduring memory of him as a batsman was his ability to hit the ball to ground so close to his body from any height off the back foot. Pull, hook, back foot drives and cut shots almost seemed to hit his feet on their way to the boundary. As a person he was quiet, subdued and private. He and all of his team mates and opponents knew his time in the grade was short lived as his progress through higher levels of cricket was always a certainty. During lunch we would all sit together and discuss the game, the weather or what we were doing that night. Ricky would sit on his own mostly however, with a pie and a can of coke, no doubt heavily focussed on the next session. He also bowled leg spin and kept wicket occasionally those days.
What might be of interest to him is the fact he affected so many promising careers in those days by the sheer fact he was so much better than us, we realised we could never reach his level or had as much natural ability.
Really!!
What u do now?
Wow - as an Indian fan, enjoyed every minute of this interview with one of the true legends of our times & great to see that he's now making his mark as a coach [plus wine connoisseur] too!
i'm from kingdom but even i loved this interview
In pontings 100th test match, he averaged 60 in test cricket and scored back to back 100s. Great interview boys
Love from India..one of the greatest batsman ever!
legend
After 109 tests Punter averaged 59.99
Played too long as Australia were crap in his final few years and I'm sure he felt he had to hang about for the good of the team. Probably lost 7-8 off his average for that. Number three in my strongest XI since I started watching cricket, about 20 years.
@@Jackcarr87 indeed, and the same can be said for some of the other all-timers I think
He was in our Indian minds enemy no1. Bully and beat us everytime.
Now he is our favourite Aussie! What a great guy!
This guy is a hero to almost everyone watching this and also feels like an amazing person
Not back then but surely now. Atleast here in India
@tom Not really mate…
@@atharvachikodikar2405 Except for Sydney test 2008, always liked Ponting.
@@wildfanaticspxkv, 😶🌫😶🌫🍮🛼🛹🛼🌽🌽🌽🌽🧅🧅🌽🌽🌽🌽🧅🌽🌽, ❤😂 21:17 😂
Hayden, gilchrist,
Ponting, clarke,
Symonds, hussey,
Warne, lee,
Gillespie, mcgrath
and bichael. Unbelievable team of early 2000s
Martyn too
And Michael Bevan, crazy finisher
Waugh and Waugh too
Awesome
Whenever Sachin ,Ricky and Lara Play ,there is goosebumps running , absolute one of the all time great,no doubts ....Ricky as a coach and speaker is terrific,too too good
Man… whoever has Ponting in their life, in any capacity, whether as a coach, a friend, a teammate .. anything.. is super lucky!! There aren’t too many humans in the world who are genuinely committed to making you better and have you’re interests in the front of their mind.
108 test wins 3 world cups
2 champions Trophy
27000thousand international runs
Only player to hit century in each innings of his 100th test in SCG Sydney
Damn Ricky He was one of the best
Just admire this guy
Only hated him once in Joburg 2003 final😜
Tons of respect from India
The way higgos said "I literally love you"🖤😂
41:10 "Say the line, Ricky!"
This is HUGEEE! THE BEST THING THAT HAPPENED SO FAR IN THIS CHANNEL! LEGENDS!
They've already interviewed Ponting before.
@@rahulnuthakki123 its okay if someone haven't seen the previous episode with RP...you dont have to be condescending
What a gem of an interview! So much fun listening to. That hour just raced past. I still would have loved hearing about that period when Ricky got dropped from the Aussie team early in his career. Was it his Dad who clipped him behind the ears or the old boys at Mowbray?
Amazing human being. The happiness on his face when DC wins is so genuine and youthful haha
Absolutely hated Ponting during his heydays ... he was a phenomenal batsman and bullish most of the times and played with passion, wore his heart on the sleeve/ towards the end of his career I realized the magnitude of his achievements and started respecting him a bit more. As a coach though. people get an insight into Ponting the bloke and he is genuine and humble with no starry airs and I can see why he would make a great mentor / coach. When he starts talking technicalities of game he is simply the best of all....
He is a true entertainer
Ricky 's great quality is his man management skills
You guys have been a silver lining in an otherwise dark year for me. So, thank you.
Unreal content lads. The legend himself, loved every minute of it. Thanks fellas!
Wow. This is just pure gold. I wish I had a teacher like Ponting. Everything he says, everything he does is so motivational. Love you guys for having him here.
I hoped this interview wouldn't have finished in an hour.. what a great embassador of cricket he is.. Enjoyed every bit.. In my childhood as a Sachin fan he was the biggest rival for me but now he surely is one of the loved cricketers around the world.. Love from 🇮🇳
Ricky is a true legend, I respect him more than Sachin as he made run when it was tough. Ricky is a successful captain and coach due to his clear thinking on what he wants to achieve unlike Sachin who played more for himself than for his team, his after retirement life is also the reflection of the same.. respect to Ricky ponting ..the true legend..
boys . For such interviews i'd suggest a couple more wide angle cameras . Dope content :)
Interviewed a few, have ya?
@@smurf238 alphad😂
This is a brilliant interview of a legend. I am like Deepak Tiwari, I hated his getting runs against India. But you had to admire his shots in moments of weakness. I remember Ganguly commentating after the WC 2011 QF waxing eloquent about his hundred. If your fiercest opponents can say that then you might be a legend!
Laughter and Humility :- two best qualities that come out of this episode.
Woh....This interaction of Ricky Ponting is more candid as ever I watched him speak....
Growing up I used to feel he is so intense and combative, literally never liked him.
But this interview is refreshing and its great deal for guys like me.
The Border Gavaskar series would really be a historic series for India qnd Australia...much more than the t20 wc
Test is best
I am waiting for you guys to talk to Sachin 🙂 I personally think post his retirement he has opened up much more as a individual , dravid , Ganguly and vvs will also be a delight.
I think this is one of the best episodes you’ve ever done. It’s like a few mates just having a chat about cricket down the pub. You even had the wine!! Absolutely brilliant. 👍👍
This was way better than I expected. Great job guys and Ricky was amazing.
An absolute treat listening to THE GREAT RICKY PONTING. A phenomenal batter, fielder, captain & now a coach. Great interview guys. 🇮🇳❤️🇦🇺
Punter back then was leading a bunch of alphas who would go anywhere and bring the trophy home.
Bestest Interview soo far. I have been following TGC post Gabba although never commented tho. To be honest TGC is one the best thing happened to me in this COVID times, I literally wait and keep refreshing and again wait for the podcast after every game. Fight with gf, fight with boss, fight with dad any situation comes up, TGC is the place to go for me and I m back to my best. The energy, sarcasm, positivity, intellect and understanding of nuances and cliches of these two folks is right up there. I hated Ponting so much from 2000-2010 as an Indian fan, but what a great man he is. Great work boyyyzzzz
Ricky ponting top class batsman one of the all time greats but has performed some acts on the field which put a black spot on his sportsman spirit.
42:02 Does Ricky have an Indian Dad? This the same shit Indian Dads say when you come home with 96% on a test... Why didn't you get 100? 😭
"Where did that 4% go?"
Are you really my son?
Obligatory comment about Kumar Sangakkara's father saying he “could have done so much better” despite 25,000 international runs
You guys have an unbelievable gift to extract the best out of your guests. Punter is a fucking national treasure and this interview needs to be archived.
So much fun to listen to!
I see his face and still cry for what he did to us in the 2003 WC final. One of the worst days of my life. What a champion player though!
Absolute Gem, its 4:30 am IST, and still can't get enough of it.
The greatest Captain of all time. This dude invokes hate in every Indian. Such a fucking legend. Love him but hate him.
Man I love Ricky for being so humble and funny and most importantly, helping my Delhi! ❤️
During my entire childhood, I hated Ponting and Aus to the core. But post that, i realized what brilliance and passion they exhibited throughout their time on the field. I have gathered huge respect for Aus team and watch all of their matches. Respect 🔥🙌💯
As an opponent, I've never hated yet respected a player more than Ricky! Says a lot about his impact on the game across the globe. Undeniably, a giant of the game.
*mention 'India' in the caption*
Indians- WE HAVE BEEN SUMMONNED!!
Lovely to hear him talk in a casual environment.
Ah mate. This was gold. Ricky’s image has transformed from one of the most hated(dreaded), to the most loved Aussie in India. His work at Delhi has been amazing. Fantastic interview with the greatest.
Huge Respect for this guy ,scored back to back double century in 2004 India tour of Australia and bashing India in their home turf
I love his Pull Shot
Love you Punter
15:50 Ponting is absolutely right. That is the trademark of a great test team. Australia during 2000's SA during 2010-16 and India now are doing exactly that.
This interview has brought Sports journalists in india some relief.
No pressure to dig out stories.
Punter given them some content
Should’ve had Punter reflect his thoughts on this year’s world cup
This was filmed before the semis
@@princeali13 They both had semis for Ponting.
Still remember him absolutely demolishing our attack in 2003 world cup final, what a legend!
Ricky ponting is a legend!! All rivalries with india aside, his attitude is always admiring!!
Have seen so many celeb interviews.. but the level of Fandom in interviewers and the amount of fun Ricky had is unmatched. Even though I have read his autobiography, only after this interview you get a good insight of him.
There has been three great interviews by TGC. Holding, for obvious reasons. The other two are this Ponting interview and Watson. Both Ponting and Watson had very similar themes of self awareness, love of the games and the need to give back to the game (helping out the younger players at all levels). I feel a better human being to have listened to them.
I am so happy for you guys ... I can feel that genuine 'fan boy dream come true' moment in your faces ... and trust me this guy has that aura around him which just demands admiration and respect ✊
That innings from Ricky I will never forget... bitter one but yeah etched in my memory..He took the game away from us that day. Enjoyed the full vlog except wine part.
One can literally see it in Higgos' eyes how much he's in love the man!
Alright alright alright. Ricky on the show, I know it's going to be great. How about Stoinis, Maxwell and Zampa for the next one.? I need to know more about post WC celebrations.
Feels beating twice the Australian team in last two test series has changed the mindset of these blokes and many other as well ! Its good for cricket, hopefully next time Australian team also give us tough competetiton in India.
Thanks to Indian team for making us proud.🇮🇳
Australia last played a test series in India in 2017. That was one of the best series that I have witnessed in the 5-6 years.
Australian cricket isn't as good any more is the simple explanation. Here in Australia playing cricket is no where near as popular as it was 15 - 20 years ago. Young people would rather play video games and go to the gym. And sports like Australian rules football, rugby,basketball and soccer are played more than cricket. Australia will never dominate again imo.
@@wce05308 but they do emerge at the time when it is necessary, like Chris green who made a brilliant debut against india and getting Joe root's wicket consistently in the current ashes. And there are guy's like Will Pucovski, Ben McDermott, Josh Philippe. If these guys can get IPL experience behind big bash, they can be great asset for Aussies in upcoming years.
@@saipavan6188 yes but our days of dominating are over due to the points I made in my previous comment. I'm heavily involved in cricket here it's no where near as popular anymore. And IPL doesnt help anyone mate it's t20 which is not proper cricket.
@@wce05308 cricket is still 2nd biggest game in australia?
My absolute FAVORITE cricket player. 😍🤩.
Anytime there's a video about him I cannot press the play button quick enough. His record can easily speak for 2 regular legends of the game.
26:20 We cannot hold back our laughter knowing what Stoinis had said Pointing in the last show.
Ponting really was spot on with Khawaja and Head's comebacks
Have a great time in life beloved Ricky, respect and love from India
Ponting stepped down at Mumbai because of poor run. Since that moment I have had him the highest pedestal of respect for cricketers.
Guys great job I hope really wanted ponting to coach indian cricket team ✅
This has been the best video for me! Pointing was absolutely fun to watch.
Loved it.. Respect from India 🇮🇳. I always felt being in india our indian media always shows and praises only indian players but a legend of the game truly has stature parallel Sachin....
You are never topping this interview TGC. This is your magnum opus.
Thank You Bois! great Interview!! Fun to know how Marcus shot his own shoe in the grave lol and that unanimous laugh about Pak tour scheduled for march lol.. (we will be in IPL)
What a fantastic interview! I've had massive respect and admiration for Ricky over the years watching Aussie cricket, and it was great to see him have a laugh with you guys
Still remember how he smashed us in 2003 final. I was in college days, i really hated him for a long time but later realized what a legend he was. If he was born in India, he would been adored like Tendulkar if not more..
exactly . those are some all time great speeches . so inspirational at 28:14
Can listen to him all day! Legend of the game!
Two past cricketers I absolutely love and admire, one is Kapil Dev & the other is Ricky Ponting. He's so good to hear and always inspires me to do something good about my life. He's such a vibe man. Thanks TGC for this episode!
Loved every minute of the interview.Love to see some of the big Indian players speak with such honesty and loved ur interviewing skills bored of watching our generalists pleasing our cricketers even during the interview and doesn't ask any tough questions
Ricky nailed his prediction on Khawaja being able to get runs abroad
Been watching cricket for 40 years. I really really enjoy your commentary and perspective, cause we don't wanna hear about warnies past or Slater's career every game. Cricket people are stats people I think you give a great all round insight into the game, for us that even know the game well too. Keep up the good work there.
One can be either good captain great player/Great Captain good player but Ricky Ponting is the one of the greatest Player and Greatest Captain of all time... Actually Ricky Ponting is the once in a generation Human being and Player....
Great stuff. I’m English but love Ponting. Just a great guy.
What a Legend! Grew up watching this block successfully elevating Australian cricket and Taking them to new heights each time he played.
The king of backfoot Ricky playing on frontfoot in whole interview
Ricky's era was Domination+Aggregation+Madness, Absolute Legend of cricket
Ponting a great cricketer . Lovely conversation. It was hard to like Ponting during his playing days as an Indian fan with Sachin and Dravid . Fierce competitor and a good mentor!!!!
This interview I could watch a couple of times more for its sheer richness of lessons for life... thank you guys, this was just brilliant 👏 😀 👌
One of the best batsman of his generation , unbelievable technique and a smart Captain , Legend Ponting.
Ponting speaking speed is amezing like his batting he speak so quick that we are unable to understand 😀😀😀
Ponting hitting it on the nose about Khawaja and Head - two of Australia's most important batsmen today. Head a top 5 player in the world and Khawaja probably Austrialia's best batsman based on current form.
Ricky's bat in the 2003 WC Final having some springs in it is a legend in India.
Yeah we spoke of at school at that time. 😂
india should start behaving like chinese table tennis or korean archery teams and be ruthless . when you have 10 times more options waiting in the wings you can afford to be ruthless. depending too much on incumbency rather than form is a disease in indian sports . #askTGC
Haha, yeah something like 'if you don't average 50 by the time you're 19 then you can fuck off to the circus (vitality blast).'
Sport isn't a factory
It's about passion
We should never do that, ever!
Large population doesn't automatically mean that you'll be great at something, you still need quality institutions and organisations to churn out quality players, and huge population means we need a lot of institutions.
@@puneet7768 huge of populations + large interest in the sport + some sort of structure and funding .which are all there
@@rvs1444 passion for what . the younger ones would be more raring to go . you don't make sense
I remember in my pre-teen years, everyone around me hated him for what he did in the 2003 WC, and him being a bully etc! I was the only one who absolutely loved his Batting skills, his attitude, his tactical moves as a captain, the way he backed each and every player in his team, who inturn would give their life for him on the Field ! A GOAT! its strange to see life sort of coming to a circle and many Indians now accept and appreciate Virat Kohli who's just all things they hated in Punter, but in terms of overall cricket sense (batting + fielding +tactical moves) is still behind Ponting
We Indians absolutely love him... A legend of the sport and a great person
As you grow older, you realize the true worth of this guy.
He has all the talent to make you better person..
One of the best interviews you guys did, Ponting was at his best as well. Well done "boiz"!
41:10 I love this
Ricky is to Australia what Sachin is to India. One player from the Aussies i genuinely was shit-afraid of, not that they had other sub-par players!
Keep putting that 🔥 content out there Bois. That magical 100k figure is within your grasp.
I’ve not even started listening and supper excited!
@Siva Raman So were you dinner excited before that ? 😅
Bois! Can't thank you guys enough for bringing this one out! One hour flew by just like that!
WHAT AN INTERVIEW IT WAS!! AMAZING!! SAW IT ALL IN ONE SITTING!! PONTING'S SENSE OF HUMOUR IS SOOOO GOOOOOOD!!!
Great batsman, great chap and great interview. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this!